In a large saucepan, bring the brats, onions and beer to a boil. Turn the heat down to medium and continue cooking for 12 minutes. Drain the beer from the brats and onions, and return the onions to the saucepan. Place brats onto the preheated grill and place the lid on the grill. Grill for 10 minutes per side.
I have been farming and selling lavender at the Pike Place Market for nearly 30 years. As a third generation farmer I am both proud and grateful to grow my lavender on the same parcel of land where my Grandfather once raised vegetables many years ago. At Market Lavender, we have a passion for lavender and creating the very best products possible. We are constantly experimenting with ideas in order to offer new products to our customer.
In contrast to many large commercial lavender farms in the area, we are a small local farm only 30 minutes from the Market. I have been farming and selling lavender at the Pike Place Market for nearly 30 years. As a third generation farmer I am both proud and grateful to grow my lavender on the same parcel of land where my Grandfather once raised vegetables many years ago. At Market Lavender, we have a passion for lavender and creating the very best products possible.
We are constantly experimenting with ideas in order to offer new products to our customer. In contrast to many large commercial lavender farms in the area, we are a small local farm only 30 minutes from the Market. Lind's Custom Meats opened in 1968 by Dwane Lind, Mike's father. It has been a family owned business for 40+ years.We have been serving the South king county area since we opened. We specialize in fast friendly service and want our customers to have a great relationship with us. From cutsom cutting and wrapping to specializes smoke meats and holiday specials, we have it all! Over 40 years we have built a great friendship with all of our customers.
We look forward to having the opportunity to do work for you. Lind's Custom Meats opened in 1968 by Dwane Lind, Mike's father. It has been a family owned business for 40+ years.We have been serving the South king county area since we opened. We specialize in fast friendly service and want our customers to have a great relationship with us. From cutsom cutting and wrapping to specializes smoke meats and holiday specials, we have it all! Over 40 years we have built a great friendship with all of our customers. We look forward to having the opportunity to do work for you.
Greg Moring began baking about 15 years ago. At first, he was inspired by his father, who was a member of a baking club called The Crusty Loafers. Greg's dad encouraged him to learn his methods and try his recipes for white breads and rolls that were family favorites. As a teenager Greg's family lived in Germany and he fell in love with the rustic Landbot or farmer rye bread served in restaurants and Bier Stubes. He could not find this type of bread anywhere in the States and decided to bake his own in his little wood-fired clay pizza oven in his backyard.
As he shared his creations with friends and family he was encouraged to make more and more bread. He quickly grew out of his pizza oven and recently replaced the oven with a Alan Scott-style wood-fired brick oven and started baking his own recipes for heartier artisan breads. So, he's carrying on the Crusty Loafer's tradition in Greenwood. Some Like it Hott's peppers are smoked or dried in small batches. They are never heated above 105 degrees, and qualify as 'live food'. Scrupulous standards are maintained throughout all aspects of production. Some Like it Hott is a great example of a sustainable agriculture-based, cottage industry on a small plot of land. This small business participates in its local economy in a number of significant ways.
These specialty, small-batch paprikas are sent all over the world, many times through visitors who have discovered them at local farmers markets. The Brewmaster's Bakery is a small batch, beer-themed bakery born out of a family's love for beer, brewing and baking! It all started for about three years ago when founder, Marley Rall, witnessed her husband, Garrett, and brother-in-law, Justin, homebrew. There was something very comical listening to the brotherly 'love' - aka bickering - while creating something so wonderful-smelling and tasting.
This got Marley's brain turning, how could she get involved without butting in? After talking with Justin about the dilemma he suggested that she should use the spent grains from the beer to bake dog treats. And that's where it all began.
In August of 2016, the Brewmaster's Bakery opened a storefront and taproom in Renton, WA called The Brewmaster's Taproom. Stacey began painting and creating her own hand-painted clothing designs as a way of supporting herself through college in Santa Monica.
From a small artist booth on the boardwalk to a thriving specialty business across the Greek Islands, she now calls Seattle home where she has been a crafter with the Pike Place Market for over 12 years. Her acrylic on canvas characters are a joyful collection of animals inspired by her love of nature. These characters are also available as giclee prints and as unique, one-of-a-kind, hand-painted clothing. My creative inspiration comes from the beauty I find in the natural world, the innocence of animals, the joy in simple pleasures, the importance of love, friendship, community and compassion. It is the essence of these things I hope to convey through my art. Quite honestly, I paint what I love. My art is often described as heart-smiling, colorful, enchanting and happy. I use watercolors, acrylics, oil pastels, pen and ink, colored pencils etc.
Most of my originals are painted on wood panel, pressed board, stretched canvas or paper. I also offer prints of my originals in various sizes. The Fay Farm Stacy Anderson & Michael Yocco Healing Salves, Sensational Body Butters & Goat Milk Soaps, Quality Hand-Crafted Body Care Products The Fay Farm is dedicated to creating quality hand-crafted and sensational body care products. We offer an extensive line of goat's milk soaps, shea & hemp body butters, as well as our highly acclaimed Healing Hemp Salve, which is an excellent topical treatment for psoriasis and eczema. Our natural handcrafted line of body care products were created to heal and moisturize you and your loved ones. We are confident you will enjoy our line of products and look forward to becoming a part of your life. Stacey began painting and creating her own hand-painted clothing designs as a way of supporting herself through college in Santa Monica.
From a small artist booth on the boardwalk to a thriving specialty business across the Greek Islands, she now calls Seattle home where she has been a crafter with the Pike Place Market for over 12 years. Her acrylic on canvas characters are a joyful collection of animals inspired by her love of nature.
These characters are also available as giclee prints and as unique, one-of-a-kind, hand-painted clothing. Ravel & Unravel is a small-scale handmade accessories brand from Tacoma, WA. Business owner, designer, and hand-maker, Mia, chooses every aspect of each design personally. When possible all of Ravel & Unravel's materials are USA-made and locally sourced. Ravel & UnRavel was founded in 2013 as Blackwood Fiber Company with the intention of creating vibrant and unique pieces of wearable art made by a real person with real materials. Mia’s manufacturing techniques are self-taught—a single piece of knitwear is crafted on manually operated, vintage knitting machines and then seams are hand-sewn together to create the finished product. Patterns are a mixture of vintage and the individual creations of Mia herself, and unique details like pom-poms and color-combinations are hand-crafted and individually selected for each piece.
Belts, buckles, jewelry. Steel Toe Studios is a metalsmithing and design company in Seattle, WA. Since 2003, blacksmith Erica Gordon has been hand forging belt buckles and making leather belts in a sustainable and design focused manner. The line has included housewares and has now expanded to a stainless steel jewelry line to compliment the buckle line. All work is made in-house using traditional and renegade techniques.
The work has been exhibited internationally and showcased in various design, fashion, and craft publications. A family jewelry business operating at Pike Place Market since 1986. Each ring, bracelet, pendant and earring starts out as a flat piece of metal. The metal is given a unique design through the use of hand tools and engraving techniques. The designs are inspired by nature and by the pottery, textiles and baskets of ancient cultures. Robert is a member of Society of North American Goldsmiths. Canes of opaque and transparent colored glass are used to make the lampwork beads. Shaping each bead involves, heat (1450 F), gravity and patience. Barbara is a member of International Society of Glass Beadmakers.
Hand cast acrylic jewelry in a Northwest Coast style, original rubbings of Northwest Coast petroglyphs. Designs for the hand cast jewelry are mostly smaller versions of NW coast museum artifacts, but some designs are derived from other cultures. The petroglyph rubbings were made on the original (prehistoric) rock carvings during the course of archaeological fieldwork and are the oldest art from the Pacific Northwest that you can hang on your wall.
Located in the daystalls, north wall of the Desimone Bridge. Belts, buckles, jewelry. Steel Toe Studios is a metalsmithing and design company in Seattle, WA. Since 2003, blacksmith Erica Gordon has been hand forging belt buckles and making leather belts in a sustainable and design focused manner. The line has included housewares and has now expanded to a stainless steel jewelry line to compliment the buckle line. All work is made in-house using traditional and renegade techniques.
The work has been exhibited internationally and showcased in various design, fashion, and craft publications. Bread saws, cutting boards and toast tongs Pedrohm Woodworking was established in 1972. Lee Strohm is the sole proprietor. She joined the Pike Place Market in 1981. Her love of wood is an inherited gift; her great grandfather and grandfather Strohm were wheelwrights and woodworkers in Pennsylvania. Joining different woods to form pleasing patterns is her specialty. Her cutting boards are made of up to six different woods, both domestic and exotic. Usually on the Desimone Bridge but also occasionally on the north of Stewart Street. Located underneath the iconic Public Market Center sign, Ghost Alley Espresso offers unique espresso drinks in an intimate setting, just before the famous Gum Wall.
We showcase small roasters in the Pacific Northwest, leading with Middle Fork Roaster's full city roast. Drinks are prepared on a modbar espresso machine.
Our milk comes from Smith Brothers Farm and we offer the following alternatives: hemp, soy and almond milk. Fresh roasted local coffee beans are for sale at Ghost Alley Espresso; delivered to the shop by bicycle every Tuesday. Moon Valley’s 100% USDA certified organic “farmacy” is nestled in the majestic foothills of Washington’s Cascade Mountains where our devout herbalists turn nature’s healing agents into truly effective and luxurious personal care products. We sustainably grow and harvest our own organic ingredients and process them while still fresh, to give you the purest, most indulgent and exceptional experiences under the moon. The result is a luxurious line of safe and effective skin and hair care products that we can all feel good about. In 1911, Jack Amon came to America and began selling fine seafood from a stand at Pike Place Public Market.
The city and the market were young, but all of the new residents immediately recognized the value of the local fish and shellfish. Jack Amon traded in the best of the best.
Now Jack's son, Sol, runs the business, with the help of their tireless crew. It is still a single long counter in the Pike Place Market, but the Pure Food Fish Market now sells more seafood than Jack Amon ever dreamed. The beginning of fast commercial air travel has given people everywhere the chance to enjoy fresh seafood from the Pure Food Fish Market. Located underneath the iconic Public Market Center sign, Ghost Alley Espresso offers unique espresso drinks in an intimate setting, just before the famous Gum Wall. We showcase small roasters in the Pacific Northwest, leading with Middle Fork Roaster's full city roast. Drinks are prepared on a modbar espresso machine. Our milk comes from Smith Brothers Farm and we offer the following alternatives: hemp, soy and almond milk.
Fresh roasted local coffee beans are for sale at Ghost Alley Espresso; delivered to the shop by bicycle every Tuesday. Country Dough serves up freshly made Chinese street food. Using the traditional ways of cooking these foods makes them authentic, delicious and fresh! Serving Szechuan flatbreads, lettuce rolls, Chinese crepes, and famous shaved noodles, as well as refreshing flavored green and black teas – all with the freshest ingredients made to order and ready to take out and enjoy all the Market has to offer! Stop by and watch Chef Yang prepare your traditional Chinese street food Today!
Located in the Soames Dunn Building - Find us in the Courtyard across from Watson’s Oyster Bar at 1916 Pike Place #14. Voted one of the best new bars by Seattle Magazine in 2013, Radiator Whiskey opened as an instant classic. The Prohibition-era style whiskey and cocktail bar features a meat-centric menu including a whole smoked pig's head. The menu is prepared Chefs Tyler Palagi and Charles Garrison and the house-branded whiskey distilled by Seattle's 2bar Spirits. Try Radiator's version of the Manhattan, the 'Showgirl,' named for the gentleman's club located across the street. Located in the historic Corner Market. Voted one of the best new bars by Seattle Magazine in 2013, Radiator Whiskey opened as an instant classic. The Prohibition-era style whiskey and cocktail bar features a meat-centric menu including a whole smoked pig's head. The menu is prepared Chefs Tyler Palagi and Charles Garrison and the house-branded whiskey distilled by Seattle's 2bar Spirits.
Try Radiator's version of the Manhattan, the 'Showgirl,' named for the gentleman's club located across the street. Located in the historic Corner Market. Country Dough serves up freshly made Chinese street food. Using the traditional ways of cooking these foods makes them authentic, delicious and fresh! Serving Szechuan flatbreads, lettuce rolls, Chinese crepes, and famous shaved noodles, as well as refreshing flavored green and black teas – all with the freshest ingredients made to order and ready to take out and enjoy all the Market has to offer! Stop by and watch Chef Yang prepare your traditional Chinese street food Today!
Located in the Soames Dunn Building - Find us in the Courtyard across from Watson’s Oyster Bar at 1916 Pike Place #14. Country Dough serves up freshly made Chinese street food. Using the traditional ways of cooking these foods makes them authentic, delicious and fresh! Serving Szechuan flatbreads, lettuce rolls, Chinese crepes, and famous shaved noodles, as well as refreshing flavored green and black teas – all with the freshest ingredients made to order and ready to take out and enjoy all the Market has to offer!
Stop by and watch Chef Yang prepare your traditional Chinese street food Today! Located in the Soames Dunn Building - Find us in the Courtyard across from Watson’s Oyster Bar at 1916 Pike Place #14.
Country Dough serves up freshly made Chinese street food. Using the traditional ways of cooking these foods makes them authentic, delicious and fresh! Serving Szechuan flatbreads, lettuce rolls, Chinese crepes, and famous shaved noodles, as well as refreshing flavored green and black teas – all with the freshest ingredients made to order and ready to take out and enjoy all the Market has to offer! Stop by and watch Chef Yang prepare your traditional Chinese street food Today! Located in the Soames Dunn Building - Find us in the Courtyard across from Watson’s Oyster Bar at 1916 Pike Place #14. Country Dough serves up freshly made Chinese street food. Using the traditional ways of cooking these foods makes them authentic, delicious and fresh!
Serving Szechuan flatbreads, lettuce rolls, Chinese crepes, and famous shaved noodles, as well as refreshing flavored green and black teas – all with the freshest ingredients made to order and ready to take out and enjoy all the Market has to offer! Stop by and watch Chef Yang prepare your traditional Chinese street food Today! Located in the Soames Dunn Building - Find us in the Courtyard across from Watson’s Oyster Bar at 1916 Pike Place #14. Native-designed lifestyle brand Eighth Generation's flagship retail store is located in Pike Place Market.
Their custom product line runs the gamut from sneakers, hats, jewelry, smartphone cases, wool blankets and more. In addition to beautiful retail displays, Eighth Generation’s new home includes a multipurpose room, providing a hub for community meetings, workshops and a rotating Artist-in-Residence program. Founder Louie Gong (Nooksack/Chinese/French/Scottish) comes from a nonprofit leadership and education background, and is on a mission to flip the narrative on how cultural art is perceived while creating sustainably pathways for fellow Native artists. Native-designed lifestyle brand Eighth Generation's flagship retail store is located in Pike Place Market. Their custom product line runs the gamut from sneakers, hats, jewelry, smartphone cases, wool blankets and more.
In addition to beautiful retail displays, Eighth Generation’s new home includes a multipurpose room, providing a hub for community meetings, workshops and a rotating Artist-in-Residence program. Founder Louie Gong (Nooksack/Chinese/French/Scottish) comes from a nonprofit leadership and education background, and is on a mission to flip the narrative on how cultural art is perceived while creating sustainably pathways for fellow Native artists. Harris Harvey Gallery, the reincarnation of the 32-year old Lisa Harris Gallery, is a leading Seattle fine art gallery where new and experienced collectors go to find paintings, prints, photography, and sculpture of the highest quality. Known for its lively exhibition program, the gallery has established a reputation for the quality of its long-standing relationships with artists and clients, and serves as a cultural and educational resource for the Seattle community. Expert guidance in the selection of art, framing, shipping, and storage is available. In addition, Harris Harvey Gallery works with art consultants, designers, and curators to place art in private, corporate, and other institutional collections. Established in 1965, the historic Art Stall Gallery is an artist owned destination for fine art lovers and tourists located in the vibrant Pike Place Market. A dedicated group of 13 professional women artists, The Art Stall Gallery brings new and origional works to the Seattle fine arts community each month. For over 50 years, the women of the Art Stall Gallery have been creating original art work for collectors worldwide.
The artists share a commitment to each other, the Art Stall Gallery and the wonderful Pike Place Market. Moon Valley’s 100% USDA certified organic “farmacy” is nestled in the majestic foothills of Washington’s Cascade Mountains where our devout herbalists turn nature’s healing agents into truly effective and luxurious personal care products. We sustainably grow and harvest our own organic ingredients and process them while still fresh, to give you the purest, most indulgent and exceptional experiences under the moon. The result is a luxurious line of safe and effective skin and hair care products that we can all feel good about. We're a media company that creates beautiful, engaging and affordable books.
We began as a publisher of books on contemporary Japan, expanded to include New Orleans after the levees broke, and soon we'll be turning our eye to China. 'Chin Music' is a play on Mark Twain's phrase describing a preacher's sweet way of talking, and a baseball term for a high pitch that backs a batter away from the plate. With that in mind, our books would not only be risky, they would be beautiful. Designers Craig Mod and Josh Powell employed Japanese aesthetics to create “literary objects” — books that are a pleasure to touch as well as read. NPR describes them as “a triumphant kick in the pants for anyone who doubts the future of paper-and-ink books.”.
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